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The Federal Government Has the Power to Regulate Commercial Activities

Question 24

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The federal government has the power to regulate commercial activities among the states under

A) the commerce clause.
B) the privileges and immunities clause.
C) the full faith and credit clause.
D) the First Amendment.

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